Sentence examples for dossier age from inspiring English sources

She clicked on one pushpin icon, and up popped a picture, complete with dossier: Age, 67.

Yet Norris Church Mailer's reminiscence, "A Ticket to the Circus," still manages to add a fat new sheaf to the public dossier on her late husband, Norman Mailer, and tells an involving coming-of-age story to boot.

In "The Digital Person: Technology and Privacy in the Information Age," Daniel Solove writes that we are witnessing the rise of the "digital dossier".

Secondly, all cases in the Social Register were filed under the head of household, but as soon as the cohort members reached the age of 16 they were considered their own head of household and thus had dossiers of their own (until they got married, whereby girls would have their cases filed under the name of their husband).

Another anomaly, though for different reasons, is previous shortlistee Tom McCarthy's Satin Island Capee), a novel that retains only the barest of defining features, instead resembling the collection of dossiers compiled by its protagonist U, a "corporate ethnographer" chasing "the First and Last Word on our age".

He kept a dossier on the case.

The dossier has been handed to investigators.

His dossier is among the most chilling.

Benedict left the dossier for Francis.

He handed Bond a dossier.

One was the Iraq dossier.